Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:we will have more bugs this summer

I saw a mosquito yesterday. Not kidding. This summer is going to be awful.

+1 yep

Maybe snow next saturday

There was a winter over ten years ago really similar to this… winter of 11-12, almost no snow and really mild. I remember it because we moved (locally) that winter, and the weather cooperated at every stage of our home sale/purchase and then move.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:we will have more bugs this summer

I saw a mosquito yesterday. Not kidding. This summer is going to be awful.

There was a snake in my front yard today. Crazy!

Anonymous wrote:we will have more bugs this summer

I saw a mosquito yesterday. Not kidding. This summer is going to be awful.

80 degrees in February.

We have actually more 70+ days this winter than days with snow.

I hate it. Makes me miss Boston. Almost, not really.

I could care less about winter snow and honestly it's not like we all can't go in the office to work if there's snow - wouldn't it be more work to shovel? What is concerning to me is there is so much warmth and whether this summer we will bake. The humidity and thought of all summer being 90-100 degrees is a lot more concerning to me. The heat is so bad over summer that if it feels like spring in winter WTF will happen over summer???!

we will have more bugs this summer

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The long range forecast shows mostly 50s. No snow in sight, and only a few days in the 40s where the night low temperatures just maybe might be low enough for snow but no precipitation forecasted. This winter is lame. At the same time I'm afraid that after a mild winter we'll have one snowstorm at the end of March like when all the poor cherry blossoms are trying to bloom.

Pretty normal for this area.

It’s going to be 77 on Thursday.

Anonymous wrote:The long range forecast shows mostly 50s. No snow in sight, and only a few days in the 40s where the night low temperatures just maybe might be low enough for snow but no precipitation forecasted. This winter is lame. At the same time I'm afraid that after a mild winter we'll have one snowstorm at the end of March like when all the poor cherry blossoms are trying to bloom.

Pretty normal for this area.

Anonymous wrote:Strange pattern the last few years where we’ve had mild winters with rain but Texas keeps getting hit with brutal low temps and ice / snow. Feels like we switched winters with them.

I have relatives in Oklahoma (yeah, yeah I know) and they had two snowfalls this year already plus some ice/road coatings.

It’s summer and then one big glob of some other ninseasons season in the DMV. Global warming. Yet another reason why the DMV sucks beyond human comprehension.

We are in Frederick, which usually is just enough west and north of DC that cold rain/sleet in DC is usually snow for us. We have had two dusting of snow this winter- nothing measurable.

Even if you don’t like snow and cold weather, we can probably all agree that this year’s warm winter, and the preceding mild winters is cause for concern.

Strange pattern the last few years where we’ve had mild winters with rain but Texas keeps getting hit with brutal low temps and ice / snow. Feels like we switched winters with them.

Anonymous wrote:The unfortunate reality is that we may have already seen the last snow there will ever be in the DC area. The planet is superheated right now and we’re doing nothing to stop it. So it may never snow here again. That’s reality.

I'm as concerned about climate change as you are, but this is not how it works.